In the brain, it picks out the hypothalamus and pituitary gland.
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He individually picks out journalists for them to direct their ire.
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But I can pick out things no one else picks out.
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Authorized personnel are used to verify images that the system picks out.
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She picks out a knife, promising it's yet another gift for a relative.
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So, we've rounded up some of the best picks out there right now.
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She calls herself a princess when she picks out a dress for herself.
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Then, she picks out the colors necessary to exact a three-dimensional effect.
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The app's special algorithm picks out an earthquake shake from other types of movement.
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Their language picks out a frame — and it won't be the frame you want.
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Sailor shares her parents' obsession with fashion, and always picks out her own clothes.
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From the clutter, Li picks out figurines carved from a variety of different materials.
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Michael Bailey, a livestock farmer near Portsmouth, picks out animal disease on his placard.
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This requirement picks out a particular solution as the correct four-point correlation function.
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The light from the doorway picks out his face, which is stiff with pain.
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Barclays picks out Actelion as it derives 50 percent of revenues from the United States.
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She dresses herself, like most of the time she picks out all of her outfits.
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Each week, she visits the Farmacy and picks out food with guidance from a nutritionist.
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Before entering the job-training facility, Jovan picks out his hair and straightens his clothes.
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She picks out something from my closet, and we go get smoothies at this place nearby.
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Talk to Books then picks out sentences and passages that match its response model the closest.
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A prospective car buyers starts on Carvana's website, and picks out the exact car they want.
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Slabbert kneels down, pulls apart a pile of cow dung, and tenderly picks out a beetle.
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They shop together, the kid picks out clothes and parents give the green light to buy.
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Instead, it picks out and compares, en route, features like roads and buildings to find its way.
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She picks out a few different pieces of bread and I get something called Chocolate-Cookie-Bread.
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Ms Khan picks out ironies, such as the discomfort caused to the Raj by Britain's chief ally.
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It's kind of like the way he picks out his clothes: He looks at the whole picture.
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Kim Kardashian recently explained that her daughter picks out the fabrics for her outfits (North only wears couture).
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She picks out some English Breakfast and Earl Gray, and N gets some interesting coffees for his parents.
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A caregiver picks out a marijuana bud for a patient at a marijuana dispensary in Denver in 2012.
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I bet it picks out the distinct topic words from the tweet and maybe does some sentiment analysis.
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She attends with her boyfriend Evan Peters and picks out some denim gear for him and her sister.
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Without checking his chart plotter, he picks out a string of his buoys from about 100 yards away.
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Birchbox digs through the clutter for them and picks out five samples each month that they should use.
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Birchbox digs through the clutter for them and picks out five samples each month that they should use.
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We pull in and BF picks out a few new things for doggo, and I grab my cat litter.
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She picks out a bracelet from Banana Republic ($50) – and I let her think that she won this time.
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" That's apparent as she calmly tells her friend that the first dress she picks out is a "little rigid.
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She sautés sliced vegetables in chile oil and picks out tiny, juicy herbs to throw over the top, raw.
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Trump usually picks out a couple of chief enemies and attacks them until they are no longer noteworthy to him.
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Hargreaves picks out a number of funds it considers to be among the best value for its 'Wealth 50' list.
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Charley sends her to the house to find a change of clothes, and she picks out a pretty, lacy black dress.
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In an otherwise upbeat report on the country's prospects, the European Commission picks out Brexit-related risks as an Achilles heel.
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When you sign up for a subscription you get your own personal stylist who picks out pieces for your individual tastes.
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The term picks out the heart of what is new: that truth is not falsified, or contested, but of secondary importance.
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The Queen picks out little presents herself for his visits, so will no doubt have something planned for the big day.
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You'll search for clues and talk to witnesses, and you're aided by an AR system that picks out points of interest.
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Hargreaves Lansdown picks out a number of funds it considers to be among the best value for its 'Wealth 50' list.
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When the visual cortex receives sensory data, it first picks out small, well-defined features: edges, textures, colors, which involves spatial mapping.
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Fitbit usually picks out a few of its many fitness trackers to discount on Prime Day, and this year is no exception.
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For example, now she picks out the clothes she wants online, puts them in the shopping cart, and I have final approval.
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Nate picks out my dress for the evening (the one with the least amount of material, of course) and we head to dinner.
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Once those records are digitized and uploaded to Comprehend Medical, it picks out and organizes information about diagnoses, treatments, medication dosage and symptoms.
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Hoping to cheer her up, Luke breaks into one of the cases in the jewelry store and picks out a ring for her.
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For Chastain, she says, "I think about the time period and the energy of the character," and then she picks out a scent.
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We walk over to Bev Mo, and I offer to buy a six-pack to share, and E. picks out his own bottle.
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Now, times are different, of course, and she's often spotted in designer pieces she picks out with help from her stylist, Jack Yeaton.
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Pinpoint projection picks out particular words on a wall filled with them, forming one quote after another on the essential meaning of America.
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Nest has released a new software feature for its Wi-Fi-connected cameras today that picks out key moments from recorded surveillance footage.
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George Raft, anticipating his role in "Scarface," appears as Raymond's enforcer, so smooth he picks out a revolver to match his evening clothes.
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Despite these challenges, violent offenders are often accurately identified, when an eyewitness picks out the perpetrator — and protects the community from future offenses.
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At L Train Vintage in Bushwick, Cumming picks out a 1950s rhinestone jumpsuit, from a rack where most things are sparkly and under $20.
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"People think of Stitch Fix as this styling algorithm that picks out clothes for you," says Eric Colson, Stitch Fix's chief algorithms officer emeritus.
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Hargreaves, a major Woodford backer, picks out a number of funds it considers to be among the best value for its 'Wealth 50' list.
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By looking at the DNA makeup of several similar plants, this paper brings quinoa sharply into focus, and picks out real ways to improve it.
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The report also picks out the 10 metropolitan areas where you need to earn the most in order to afford a two-bedroom apartment comfortably.
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But it's also absolutely not what guitarist Jonny Greenwood is playing during the song's verse, when he slowly picks out the individual notes within these chords.
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Luckily the algorithm only picks out popular posts in your social media feed and it seems to have some smarts when it comes to photo selection.
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Below, 9 thinks we learned from the hot dad of two (like whether or not his country singing wife Jessie James Decker picks out his clothes!).
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A rational person identifies the goals they wish to pursue, picks out courses of action that they believe could further said goals, and then pursues them.
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Her dishes are served with grace and gusto, often in immense portions, on vintage silver and crystal that she picks out at flea markets in London.
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Mr. Stulberg picks out a few phrases and gives them the writing school treatment, the nature of which is revealed in a separate entry at 111A.
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Lorenzo picks out a pair of shears and a package of razor blades, then darts to the back of the store to find a new neck duster.
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I go walking in the neighborhood, a day of bright sun, which picks out in a rather surreal way the strong colors of things in the street.
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When you finish your question, look over to Uncle Franklin as he picks out a tin from his jacket pocket and removes cigarette looking thing from the tin.
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"Just like wildebeests when they cross a river and the lioness picks out the young and the ill... and the rest of the herd keeps moving," she said.
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When a burrowing giant clam is very young, only about half a millimeter long, it picks out the home it will have for the rest of its life.
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Her shoes clamor for attention with ridiculous puns, but the closet is thrown into a frenzy when she picks out two shoes that are not a matching set.
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There are more good shows up ahead than the ones we've listed below, but these are our 15 top picks out of those premiering in September and October.
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The algorithm — "Beta Writer," as it's credited on the cover — picks out relevant research from Springer's abundant archives, groups it by similarity, and arranges it into chapters and sections.
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At the tender age of three, West has been spotted trying on her mom's clothes, and according to Kim, she even picks out the fabrics for her own outfits.
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The visuals are ridiculous, Hans Zimmer's score is predictably perfect, and Attenborough's rumbling narration picks out stories and characters that make each episode feel like its own movie. -S.
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"We showed Bun B a photo array of suspects, and he positively picks out the suspect," Silva says, confirming that the suspect in custody right now is Demonte Jackson, 20.
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Once we reach the final waypoint, Ward picks out another spot in the distance (a teal building poking out through the trees) and asks me to fly us to it.
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How it works: The IBM machine picks out factual statements from academic journals and news stories, and arranges them into themes and whether they support or oppose a particular stance.
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Leke picks out Ivory Coast as a model of stable progress, having recorded steady growth since emerging from a civil war and financial crisis around the turn of the decade.
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A rape survivor who has worked as a prostitute and a housemaid, Despentes' unapologetically feminist eye picks out the telling details of contemporary French society's casual ennui and petty hypocrisies.
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It's pretty simple: A pianist — in this case, Mr. Kaplan, working with great care — picks out the melody of the Beatles song "Strawberry Fields Forever" in single notes, which is recorded.
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She is the most catered-to puppy you will ever meet: She only drinks bottled water, she picks out all of her own clothes, and she in frequently dons sparkly crowns.
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A good shortcut is BuyMeOnce — the online store does all the research and picks out all the best things in every category; things with long warranties that are built to last.
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The New York Knicks traded Porzingis, Tim Hardaway Jr., Courtney Lee and Trey Burke to the Mavericks for Dennis Smith Jr., Wesley Matthews, DeAndre Jordan and multiple draft picks out of Dallas.
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Jefferson doesn't read the entire legislation ("which would take more than all night"), but he picks out more than half an hour of material, which is enough to send anyone to sleep.
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Reaching into the shelf behind him, Howie picks out one of the instruments he used on Homeless, a long-necked string instrument made of snake skin and camel bone called a rawap.
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OurMix tackles the discovery problem by continually analyzing your Spotify library to see what music you like to listen to, then it picks out songs from friends' libraries that match your tastes.
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The team often comes up with several wordles per theme and then picks out flavor profiles that relate to each, so the consumer will experience specific feelings and memories with each taste.
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Likewise, the camera picks out minor details as if they were clues; when Hockney examines his Procktor portrait, he does so with the aid of a lighter's flame, and the scene ignites.
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Today through July 16, Charnas is serving up some of her top picks out of Amazon's endless Prime Day deals in a dedicated landing page, so that we can shop along in style.
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In a physical retail store, a shopper, effectively, picks out her own merchandise, and gets it home herself, so there's no additional "picking, packing, shipping" cost paid by a retailer with this model.
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Zurek says that because the photon experiments create copies in an artificial way that simulates an actual environment, they don't incorporate a selection process that picks out "natural" pointer states resilient to decoherence.
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The app bundles similar messages together, picks out the most important parts of your messages, provides extra info about what you need to get done and can even write some replies for you.
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" Smith, who portrays Manson with a guitar slung around his neck as he picks out third-rate songs he believes will propel him to global stardom, said: "This isn't a film about Charles Manson.
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To make your next product haul a little easier, we've rounded up the 10 best fragrance-free (not unscented) picks out there — and, luckily, you can find most of them at your local drugstore.
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Clear spring sunlight picks out crisp details of the passers-by in stately procession; women's skirts in cobalt unfurl in a light wind; the geometry of the streetscape offers frames, apertures and deep vistas.
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After the center treats breast cancer patients, Guda identifies hundreds or thousands of mutations using his own tools, then feeds that information to IBM, which picks out some of the mutations that have drug treatments.
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There's also a really neat Google Photos-integrated feature called Smartburst that automatically creates a GIF from a burst of photos, saves all the individual shots and even picks out the best one for you.
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Even in the moments of affection between mother and son—when they interlace fingers briefly, or when he picks out little pieces of hair from her raw, misplaced eyelids—the ghost of the father lurks.
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Other new camera features include one called Single Take, which captures a 10-second video of a particular moment and picks out the best frames, and the ability to shoot 8K ultra-high definition videos.
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Whenever he walks into a bookstore, before he picks out the book he will eventually buy, he will leaf through several, and fan its pages through his thumb as he inhales the slight breeze this action creates.
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After Zieger picks out her look for the day (when she filmed this tutorial, she selected a cozy oversized sweater and jeans), she gets back to her vanity to complete her makeup for the day, starting with moisturizer.
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CAD software, for example, can retrace the forms present in photos, which are then converted to Flash files, while the attacker warms up a 3D printer and picks out different color schemes for his synthetic-resin key copy.
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Hargreaves Lansdown, Britain's biggest fund supermarket, picks out a number of funds it considers to be among the best value for its 'Wealth 50' list, and had been a major backer of Woodwork's suspended fund up until last week.
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"And it's this assumption that if we can develop an algorithm that picks out all of the rocks as rocks correctly, we can have one that classifies people correctly or in a useful way or something like that," Pasquale says.
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It's one of the best picks out there if you want to get your clips looking like they were edited on the desktop, but don't want to do the heavy lifting—and it also has one of the slickest interfaces we've come across.
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Given the chance to focus, the ear quickly picks out the tiny tunes that weave together into Steve Reich's hypnotic "Music for Pieces of Wood," a seminal work from 1973, for which the So players were joined by the percussionist Yumi Tamashiro.
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Jon Clark's masterful lighting picks out the characters and throws their shimmering silhouettes against the back wall of Soutra Gilmour's gorgeous if largely unadorned set: With the exception of a few chairs, there are hardly any props to get in the way.
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MAKONDE, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When her monthly period comes, 17-year-old Maria Chaodza dismantles a home-made pillowcase and picks out pieces of its worn stuffing - an old, cloth rug - which she uses in place of the sanitary pad she cannot afford.
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But for people watching at home, you hear an 8743 year old picks out a stock and asks their dad to buy it, particularly when their father is a stock broker, you assume their father is the one that led them to that conclusion.
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Now my eye constantly picks out elevated-train girders, footbridges, drawbridge houses, pipelines, fuel tanks, lampposts, window gratings, fence bars, guardrails, and I-beams holding up interstate overpasses, all in their own versions of Statue of Liberty green, and they fasten me to the city.
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You have AI that picks the next song to play you, AI that dynamically manages the legs of a robot, AI that picks out objects from an image and describes them, AI that translates from German to English to Russian to Korean and every which way.
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While PetLovesBest, Pet Life Academy, and Pet Life Today, all agree that the Blueberry Pet Martingale Collar is among the top picks out there, we believe that due to its customizable option and soft nylon material (no metal chains), it's the best option for our new furbabies.
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The company showed off a few new apps built with its ARKit framework, which makes building these apps easier, including one app that picks out constellations where you point your phone to the sky, and another that gives you stats when you point your phone at a Major League Baseball game.
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In "Becoming a Sommelier" (Simon & Schuster, $18), a slender volume that is part of the publisher's "Masters at Work" series, Rosie Schaap picks out two sommeliers working in New York City and examines their backgrounds, their lives, their reasons for getting into the business and what they love about it.
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Every day, the style team at PEOPLE rounds up the coolest celebrity outfits and picks out the hottest new clothing and accessories to help you look and feel your most fabulous — and this season we took our love of all things fashion one step further by getting involved in the design process itself.
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In one of his last calotypes, "The Ancient Vestry" (2794), Talbot placed his friend and fellow photography enthusiast, Calvert Jones, small but conspicuous thanks to his black top hat and light trousers, in an arched stone recess, as the sunlight picks out every leaf of the ivy growing up the stone wall.
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San Francisco's Joe Staley and Kansas City's Eric Fisher were both first-round picks out of Central Michigan — the only first-round picks in Chippewa history — and they both went through radical physical and positional transformations in college, gaining 75 pounds or more to get ready to compete at the pro level.
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It's not surprising that his partnership with the tech company is expanding — but if the range of interests in this profile are any indication (Drake also says he plans to buy a $160,000 first-edition Harry Potter book for himself for his birthday), we can expect some surprises in the projects he eventually picks out.
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AT&T's existing LTE network is more commonly used for cellphones than drones The company picks out the agriculture, construction, insurance, and delivery industries as being particular benefactors from the technology, possibly allowing pilots in a central office to guide fleets of UAVs around the skies miles from their location as the US military does with Predator drones.
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So the typical behavior of these models is that if it gets gibberish in, it picks out something that's common in the training data on the target side, and for many of these low-resource languages — where there's not a lot of text translated on the web for us to draw on — what is produced often happens to be religious.
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Kimberly Matte calls herself an open book, and gamely answers questions about how she picks out protein powders and patriotic pajamas for sponsored content on her page, as well as what it's like to have Instagram hide your photos because of a glimpse of nipple or something less obvious — maybe just spam reports from people who don't like semi-nude women playing with weapons.
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The jungle airstrip, for instance, from which Barry must depart with his precious cargo is stomach-heavingly short, and we glimpse the graves of pilots who have come to grief; during Barry's maiden effort to take off, shredding the treetops as he goes, the camera picks out Escobar and his pals, beside the runway, happily gambling on whether their latest recruit will make it or die.
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Instead of forcing busy, working women to come to their stores in order to realize how great their clothes are, M.M. LaFleur offers a comprehensive questionnaire to learn about you, assigns a stylist to your case who picks out four to six wardrobe staples they think you'll love, and then sends you a box of those items to try on in the comfort of your home.
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I saw Clueless for the first time (I was particularly into the part where she picks out an outfit on the computer, and was particularly not into her getting together with young Paul Rudd — and listen, so what if I'm having these feelings two decades too late?), and also saw The Witch, which was exactly what I want out of a horror movie (not actually that scary but gorgeous and totally creepy).
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